IELTS tutors who speak Azerbaijani
Every tutor here prepares students for IELTS and speaks Azerbaijani as well, so a rule that makes no sense in English can be explained once in your own language and the lesson carries on. The work itself is the band descriptors, a marked essay and the speaking test rehearsed out loud.
Lessons here run from $5 to $30 an hour, most of them around $15. 2 of the 3 have passed the WeaTeach assessment (1 gold, 1 silver), which is also what caps the price they may charge. Between them they name Business English, IELTS, Conversation, Kids among their specialties.
Questions people ask
Will the lesson be taught in Azerbaijani?
No — in English, because that is what the test and the job are in. Azerbaijani is there for the explanation that will not land otherwise, which saves the ten minutes a monolingual lesson loses to guessing.
How do these tutors prepare me for IELTS?
They work on the band descriptors, a marked essay and the speaking test rehearsed out loud. Each card shows the level the tutor was assessed at and their next free slot in your own timezone, and one free Trial Pass lets you meet up to four of them before you commit.
Can I try a tutor before committing?
Yes, free. The Trial Pass gives you a 25-minute trial with up to four different tutors at no cost, so you can meet several people before you settle on one.
How are WeaTeach tutors checked?
Tutors take a recorded assessment — an interview and a teaching demo — reviewed by a person, not only by AI. It grades pronunciation, grammar, fluency and teaching skill, and the resulting level is shown on the tutor's card.
What happens if a lesson does not go ahead?
Your payment is held, not spent. You confirm the lesson afterwards, and if something goes wrong you report it and the money stays put until it is sorted out.